DIY How to Renovate Your Kitchen with a Minimalist Style A to Z
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Hi sir i want to know how i can renovate my kitchen my probkem is when i open my main door can see my kitchen means its very open thx sir ang help me how to do it
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ODB old dirty bastards lol... been binge watching your vids.
Y not be hind the stove
I like the fact that you go through and point out all the mistakes that were made. It really helps to know how things should be done
Thanks Steven, just trying to help folks out.Cheers!
Absolutely! And it means that if you remember some of these things afterwards and you're having work done in your home, and the contractor is telling you oh this is wrong, that is wrong, we need to change this, that and the other thing and it's going to cost you $5,000 more, you should be able to know whether he's telling you true or not.
Yet he holds a level vertically and calls it “level” ... not in this video but another one I saw. 😂😂
@@travlangley1fyi some levels have a bubble going both directions so you can do that.
The difference between 15-$20hr and 40-$60hr. There are different levels of contractors vs handymen. Whenever I come across old Reno's that gave 15yrs of daily use I never comment unless its dangerous.
I work in construction for about 25 years even i find youre videos helpfull, some nice little tips, keep it up man
Cheers!
It’s awesome to see a knowledgeable, hard working man take younger men & boys under his wing & teach them🙌🏾😉👌🏾 we need more men like you #Handyman💜
I love the passion this guy has on the stuff he is working on. Constantly pointing out mistakes, to save others from being electrocuted or hurt. I mean he could just go along and mind his own business. He didn't do it, not his problem. But you can see the passion he has for doing things the right away. I would hire him.
I am addicted to this channel. I'm off from work for the pandemic and doing doing some home projects. This channel is so useful. Thank you!!!!!
Late to this video but I love this channel. I am a new homebuyer, about a year ago, and this channel has been a huge source of inspiration for home reno. Best part about this video was the comment on demo. "You're uninstalling, not destroying everything with a sledge hammer" is probably one of the smartest thing's I've ever heard anyone say.
Your videos scare the bejesus out of me! There is SO much to learn...I wouldn’t even attempt most of this but it helps me understand so that I can ask the right questions from the trades I hire. Plus, I hope I can spot a moron when the time comes...thanks, Jeff!
Like how respectfully you communicate with helpers….
He’s an excellent teacher, based purely off his video’s. I imagine that an apprenticeship under his supervision would be far better and much more effective than thru a standard union apprenticeship. This is coming from someone who was going through the carpentry union apprenticeship after leaving the Marines. After a year of training I asked about when we would learn about home finishing work and I was told that I wouldn’t have access to that sort of training until I had a decade worth of seniority in their union and professional development program. I joined the apprenticeship program, not to build houses but to learn how to flip houses. I told the instructor that I wanted to learn how to do interior renovations so I could buy foreclosures and flip them. He guided me to leave the apprenticeship and get a job working for a private company if that was my goal. I took his advice and tried to get on with a private company that built homes on a large scale. Building entire neighborhoods as well as the community centers that create an atmosphere of community. Turns out that in Las Vegas there’s Unions, Casino Industry, Trade Show and conventions industry and everything else that doesn’t involve gambling or alcohol is controlled by the Mormon community. Never even occurred to me that there would be a huge Mormon presence in sin city but there is and getting a job such as what I wanted to do required being a member of the Mormon church. So after I found that out I left Nevada completely. I wish there were more people such as Jeff and I may have been able to learn what I needed because of his leadership.
i want to move to Canada just so i can hire this man.
Or Mike Holmes!!
Work harder, not smarter!! Good work Fellas
If your from Ontario, I’d totally hire you to renovate my kitchen and bathroom!!! Your videos are so informative and fun to watch lol
Here in Florida, I see so many illegal renovation issues. Rooms wired on overloaded circuits, plumbing routing, shotty workmanship, etc. I feel your pain when you point out the poor construction and things you have to go through. Keep up the good work Jeff.
I am just a DIY enthusiast tinkering with my rental. :) found you yesterday and cannot stop watching you! you're AMAZING! true professional. LOVE the straight talking! :D great job and thanks for sharing your expertise and wisdom Sir. :) greetings from Spain!
Quite nice seeing someone who seems to actually know there are things called code. Also like the way you word things.
I'll tell you what I think ( you asked). I think that you are most pleasant, very knowledgeable, extremely thorough and I wish you were from my part of the planet.
Jeff,
I'm in the middle of redoing my kitchen. Your videos are the corner stone of my motivation. Thank you..
honestly this must be one of the best channels to actually learn something properly and in detail. One suggestion though, in video description, add Timeline to diferent parts of video, especially on such a long video as this, for example: 32:13 floor preparation 42:28 floor install etc etc
great work keep them coming
I love his videos more and more every time I see one. He should be a instructor at a construction school. He's an awesome teacher
welcome to our school. Cheers!
Not gonna lie, this is my 3rd time watching this video in a week. I LOVE this channel! I love Jeff's smartass comments and the way he points out mistakes so that we can learn from them. I think it's really cool how he shows the little tips he gives his sons, as well. I can't wait to start my own kitchen and bathroom demo with my son. Jeff's way of uninstalling things instead of smashing shit with a hammer is really smart! Keep up the good work, Jeff & sons!
Cheers Nadia! we will. Keep up with commenting, we appreciate that!
Jack of all trades master of none
For others who may try the concrete countertop, if you need to patch you can run the mix through a screen to separate any larger aggregate, which also works good for a slurry mix. Just an FYI option.
Hi jeff it's really good to see the whole process in one go, instead of searching for the next part which you rarely find and then just give up on, so thanks for these longer sessions there great although I'm a uk resident lots of your advice still applies, so keep on making them pal, I love em.
ironworker here, i can build you a bridge but don't know much about remodeling. thanks for the awesome videos.
Hahaha he reminded me of my hubby but my husband uses F words when he is working on a project. Love it. So relatable.
I can soooooo relate lol. That and Ahole. Everything that's not cooperating is an ahole hahaha
Thank you for making these videos. I just did my own kitchen reno and watching your videos beforehand sure made my life easier and less expensive.
Happy to help. Cheers!
My favorite home renovation channel.
Am so glad I found your videos! . They are very educational and have helped me in my small home projects! . Thank you!!
Can‘t wait to see the video of someone undoing the concrete counter top.
Heck ! I don't care what anyone says . I LOVE this man
Loved hearing you explain to the help. I also really loved the actual environment of old jacked up house. My place always has surprises everywhere, and all the tutorials seem to be in such pristine/best case locations.
I like that you are kind and show knowledge to your employees.
"Try my way" 😂 ahh man, you're awesome man thanks for all the info you share with us and keeping us entertained at the same time
Thanks, Cheers!
YOU REALY KNOWS. WHAT YOU DO. I LIKE TO WATCH. URS VIDEOS ON YOU TUBE.
Spectacular presentation. I much appreciate the level of detailed explanation, which is clear and specific. Thank you for being willing to share your expertise and experience , including the difficulties to be expected and being up front about the mistakes you make and how to correct them. I recognize that we are all human and fallable..
I can tell that your team really does respect you,and I believe this for two reasons: the first part of the video,they listened to you explain the "game plan" of the day,and also things to watch out for,and you also (unto that) related that you would take care of the electrical and water part of it(I loved that you had someone double check that the water/electrical WAS indeed,off,before you and your team worked on the demo.
I love that you also explained the WHY of it,and I'm not sure if this was for the viewer's information or to also remind the team,which brings me to the second thing:
I really enjoy that you "think aloud" because you let people around you(your team and the audience) know the WHY of the things that are happening. Whether you knew before or after,but you explained things about the range hood/stove that led you to believe that you and your team should not trust the electrical,and another example was found later on in the demo. I liked seeing the cabinet door demo,and you saw your team member struggling(sometimes being on camera is part of it....a lot of people act different upon being observed),but I liked that you suggested,"hey,try it my way" and then you did the thing.
Anyway,I really do enjoy watching these lengthy,in-depth videos from you.
I'm a novice,and have laid vinyl in my kitchen already,and holy gods,I learned so much through that room alone. I do want to do a tiny bit of remodeling if possible in the future.
The scariest thing I learned so far(I'm 42 minutes in at this point),was how you described the warnings about removing corner bead(scary because I hadn't realized the caution one should have regarding that process),and that just goes to show that great teachers really do think aloud.
I feel like I over-explain some things at work,because I've been at the same job for a while(7+ years at a hardware store),but this video kind of makes me feel better about the way I teach new people. "You don't know what you don't know",so anyway-i do tend to ramble on,but I really do enjoy your videos,I always learn something new,so thank you again to you and your team!
@53 minutes now,this is where I'm paying attention;my living room is next and I've been wary about it because the wall branching off from the kitchen area(vinyl in the kitchen and transitioning to laminate)is worrisome because my fiance noticed before I did,that the wall is massively warped. Upon dry-fitting,that wall is about an inch away from a straight line in one area,and I don't plan on buying quarter round(I deleted a whole tangent of information at this point),but I left the two layers of sheet vinyl in case of asbestos,because I figured the added material would level out with the vinyl with the transition to laminate pretty well anyway. I laid tile for the back porch which is next to the kitchen/dining room area,but there's a gap between that tile and the vinyl kitchen,which will fill in with the laminate,so I did find a way to square out that area by notching out the laminate slightly,around the tile so that the planks wouldn't fade into a 1' increment by the time it reached the other side. I figured that by laying it this way,because of the "noticeable traffic" in that particular area,I could sacrifice the plank for that faulty wall. It took a few hours to work that first row(and this living room is ridiculously 16' long by 14' wide. It is daunting for me,and I know how important that first row really is,just based on the kitchen(which worked out fine,but the cabinets were actually out of square top,which sucked for me in my first install).
Anyway,I imagine I'll keep talking about this stupid project because I really love stuff like this,but it can be difficult,done alone,so that's why I'm kind of telling a tiny little story here.
P.s. I concur:starting with the small side first makes a lot of sense,and I definitely WILL be utilizing the custom tapping block for this living room project! Thank you for that reminder,and showing why it makes sense!!
Knowledge is power. I can't thank you enough sir! Excellent instructions!
The world is watching cause you’re great and very informative. 👍🏼
I just watched this video and found the minimalist look to be very nice. I love the floating shelves and hood fan. I am also very happy that you did the concrete counter tops. After seeing the process and the amount of work making the counter tops and the finished look I now know that I definitely do NOT want that in my house!
We are in the early stages of a kitchen renovation .... and knowing what to look for is very helpful. Thank you
My knees hurt ,looking at you doing that floor !💪🏼Great Job !Blessings
I am on wood so it is not that bad. Cheers!
Working with Jeff all day would drive me nuts. He's such a good-looking masculine dude. All man!!
You make it look so easy love watching. I would not do a project without checking it out on DIY Thanks
This is how we liked to renovate too.
All cleaned up and ready to go to round #2 . Tools were not lost . No one gets hurt with a little bit of caution and supervision. Everyone knew where the Power Box Shut Off/ Water Shut Off was , just in case . ( history was not going to repeat itself with children ) . giggle giggle 🙄😉..sweat equity mom here .
Great Video .
Great Audio .. I felt a bit silly but, learned so much ! I know who / what / where to L👀K when / If I can ever afford the help again.
Be Blessed for your helpfulness ,humor , and talented video remarks . We can certainly use the Right Kind Of Teacher Now in These Days & Times when Trust is a real Issue ! Thanks ❗
Just bought my first house, and damn your videos are so helpful! Than you Jeff
I'm on my 5th house, always done all my own renovations mostly from hiring morons lol and I still have learned so much from him recently to perfect what I do and even start something I've never done. He's a great educator for sure. I love that he's not afraid to educate others. Many people wouldn't dream of sharing their craft.
I love your videos. It gives me confidence to tackle my own diy projects. You go through step by step and explain everything. Most videos skip steps. Thank you so much.
Happy to help Susan!
Wow, now that the kitchen is finished, it looks great. It always surprises me that you can make such a mess and yet it always turns out so nice! He He!
LOL, that was a messy job, but somebody had to do it. cheers!
SandiRose27very interesting and informative enjoyed watching the videos and the results were great thankyou
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I work in construction for about 25 years even i find youre videos helpfull, some nice little tips, keep it up man
i love the flowability
You've given me so many ideas for my new kitchen and make it look so easy. I can't wait to get started! Thank you!
For me it was to keep some "options open " .
It was amazing when you gut a wall and it transforms forms your whole world by opening it up !
You are an inspiration. Thanks so much for this service to humanity. I hope you are enjoying teaching people how to do this for themselves. I have learned a lot from you and I am always learning. One thing if i may. Please i urge you to free yourself from describing other peoples jobs you don’t appreciate with negative words like stupid. Constructive criticism can be done in a nice polite way which i think you can do. Thanks 🙏
Awesome video!!!! BIG shout out to your crew for all your efforts! Also I think its good for anyone and everyone to experience demolition and construction/remodeling so they can experience real work, motivation, and the satisfaction of seeing the end result knowing they were a part of that process! Jeff! Totally cool videos !
You make me laugh 😂 I like real life action frustration and not cutting it out. 🙌🏼
I really like the information you are putting out there for us homeowners and DIYers. My chief complaint is that you are regularly trash-talking the people that came before you. These people, in many cases, were DIYers just like the people you are catering to for these videos. Unfortunately for them, they didn't have you as a resource when they did their project. 😉 It's a little off-putting and I find myself wanting to find another video. Thank you for teaching us; it is highly appreciated.
Good o'l Canadian Sarcasm - 90% Constructive Criticism 10% intentional dig at the person
Great demolition very clean job. I really like the dust free. Again great clean demo
Those nice euro hinges can be easily reused. Theres a tab at the back that allows you to simply snap the door off without trashing everything. Should you be inclined.
Rooster McRooster
"Generally speaking" your videos are very educational. Thanks for that!
Glad you like them! Cheers!
I enjoyed the flooring installation portion, some good tips there!!
I enjoy your personality and videos. Don’t mind the haters.
Good video. Dont worry about the haters, you were informative and youre putting out useful information for people for free. And yet they complain or nitpick? Hilarious. Cheers man.
lol Haters, I love haters. they comment and dislike and nit all helps the channel grow.
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dude you are good and very much fun to watch. great teacher
For all those tripping on his comments about his sarcasm of others you must not have ever been on a construction site! Comments like that fly All-day Everyday!
I am going to be me weather or not it is appreciated by everyone I cannot control.
Exactly!
And by the way I enjoy your channel very informative!
Home RenoVision DIY You being you is acceptable. All we are saying is try to tone down the superiority complex! I know it's hard when you really are the superior tradesman, but please at least try lol
@@ImaITman I agree. The attitude through most of the video is crap. He seems to think he is the best there is, at least that is how he comes across. Cocky bugs the shit out of me.
It does come off a little bit arrogant, but he's pointing it out to not only call out people who do it wrong, but also encourage whoever is going to tackle a project to do it the right way. Coming from a homeowner who is finding all sorts of stuff done illegally/not to code/just stupid I can totally relate. He is being honest and I guarantee he is toning it down from how it would really sound if he was just working the job with no cameras.
So glad you guys are doing a show like this I'm not in the business anymore but so many people are ignorant to charlatans who say they know what they're doing so many jobs that I have gone on I've seen some some crappy wiring it doesn't really make you laugh they channel the sheetrock Randall wire across the top of the wall to go out for a light outside all I could say was thank God I turn the house off but it's really good that you guys doing this because it shows potential home Renovators what can be expected what's not expected for instance how much do another letter just sold this with them get long
Jeff to his guys: If you are using the hammer like this, put on safety glasses.
Also Jeff: Never wears safety glasses.
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Do as I say, not as I do!! Lol
Demolition is fun 😀. Great to see the vinyl floor plank installation. I was looking for something like this.
Beautiful finish. Shame about the awful ugly appliances such as the hob that sticks out like a sore thumb, but that's not to do with you. Great job, very inspiring.
Brilliant Yes Jeff Thorman, You!
Thank you for these videos! I'm in the UK. While I'm not at the point of buying my own home yet, I'm teaching myself these skills now so I'm ready.
I like that when you make a mistake you own up to it and find a way to fix it.
Seeing this makes me want to renovate my own Home 😂
how do you not have more subscribers? this is the most useful channel on youtube!
We are a young channel Nicholas, we are very pleased with how it is growing. Thanks!
When I got to the part where you found the aluminum wiring I thought, might was well just burn the place down and start over.
That almost happened all by itself. Cheers!
I have learnt so much through following you, for that I truly thank you.
"Also helps if your compressor is plugged in" hahaha, yea it does... Been there, done that, got the T-Shirt.
This guy is a professional. I wish he did our renovation work.
8 minutes in an Jeff really is the Gordon ramsey of renovation
Was the owner pleased with your comments on his handy werk...lol
Really enjoy your projects, your knowledge, and humor. Keep'm coming cause I'm a DIY'r and fancy myself a renaissance man of sorts so I tackle everything around the house. I consider it a challenge that I'm capable of accomplishing, especially with pros, like yourself, guiding the way.
This is amazing . I'm planning to do renovations too and this helps alot thank you!
Glam to help Alfonso! Thanks for the comment! cheers!
Dude, you are good. very pleasant to listen to you. great teacher.
SOLD! One laser. Cheers.
Awesome, you will love it!
keep it up!! awesome job!!! thank you thank you thank you i learned a lot!!
"vertically challenged" good way of saying short:)
The garbage bag idea is great. I do the same thing there great.
Great video!
Thank you very much. We love to hear about our a-z videos.
Appreciate your videos Jeff! It's not easy finding good reliable content now a days. Will be signing up to become a member soon. Excited to learn more and grow with the renovision crew! Cheers!
I love the fact that he used the word retarded to describe something stupid that somebody did. That's exactly the terminology I would use.
Jeff I really enjoy your channel !! I learn a lot watching your videos your instructions make it look easy !! Your helpers are learning great skills from the best !! I like how you explain the right and wrong way to do it !! Thx... great job !! 👍
"staple every 2 inches"
*opens google and searches 2 inches into real life scale"
André Mariano that’s a lot of staples
So satisfying.
When you do Demolition you should wear gloves... don’t take any chance
cmon!!! gloves in some scenarios are not helpful!!!! go to HGTV
Hi sir , I would like to join your team as a helper , I have 2 years experience in renovation. I also wanted to say thank you for putting up this instructional reno video’s , I don’t know why some people leave negative comments , I don’t understand it, I feel like they’ve never been on a construction jobsite. The way you point out mistakes and superiority of your crew is okay. “If you can’t take constructive criticism in construction then this is not for you” .
"If you're going to be using a hammer like that, put glasses on" As Jeff doesn't even have glasses on...
The kids need every bit of PPE they can get. After a few decades your brain becomes your most valuable PPE!
If TH-cam count the thumbs down this comment will be in the bottom !!!
Jeff, you’d be screaming “what an idiot!” If you redid anything in our house too! The guy who flipped this house we bought cut as many corners as he possibly could. We found an outlet behind paneling we removed when refinishing a room into a music studio. It was sparking the insulation and wall. 🤦🏻♀️ It will be “exciting” to see what we find when we get the money together to renovate our kitchen. For now we are using corner brackets to stop the new cabinets from pulling apart because they didn’t install them right.
yes some things were done wrong but to knit pick everything is not helpful. I like your channel but give some positive feed back on things that were done right as well as what's wrong.
I agree! He looks for shit to prove he knows his work, damn!
At first I thought I had seen Jeff on TV before. Then I wondered if maybe I had worked with him on a jobsite. Then I realized he's a mixture of every carpenter and tradesman I've worked with over the years and that's why it seems like I already know him. And maybe our minds operate kinda the same. Whatever it is, I can tell I'm going to be watching this channel a bunch! Thanks for not being super polished but at least organized and straightforward and down to earth. Makes me want to get my house down to the studs!
The Gordon Ramsey of renovation! Always keeping it real baby!💯
My wife and I are remodeling our whole house and I can't tell you how much your videos have helped! Thanks so much!! I love watching them and I got my dad hooked on your channel now!
Hey man I am a tile installer . learned a lot from you on any aspect . thanks !!!
Kitchen looks great. But my goodness, don't throw the decent cabinets in the garbage! Donate them to a place like the ReStore. It will keep them out of the landfill, let them have a new life, and ReStore makes money for the Habitat for Humanity programs. And you get a tax donation.
I usually check in. they don't always take what you have.
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY we have tried to take used items to the Habitat Restore in Edmonton. They have become quite selective in what they will take.
Your knowledge is just baffling...you remind me of my grandpa and uncles. Just a master and jack of all trades. Its sad that my generation is just spoiled and do not know the meaning of hard work and dedication. I appreciate all of your videos and also appreciate the time you take to teach the few of us out there that strive to follow the footsteps of true workers that know and can show how to improve quality of life and take pride in their work. I really hope you can make videos forever lol, cause i will always watch them over and over again. They will never get old. Thank you for everything you do. Rock on brother 🤘💪👏👍👊🤝
Just call me Jack!